Last hobby night gave us one of those wonderfully absurd Warhammer moments that basically writes its own report: Salamanders fighting Salamanders… while another Salamanders mirror match was happening on the table next to them.
Every now and then we end up talking less about who won and more about whether the game itself was actually fun to play. This time the spark was a discussion about a very specific kind of scenario: one where...
Sometimes army-building starts with grand strategy. Sometimes it starts with spotting a nicely painted second-hand transport online and thinking: honestly, this is cheaper than the box, and someone else already did the hard part. This week was definitely more of...
Next week, end3r is kicking off his first round of the Kill Team league at 2d6 — and the draw immediately delivered a very specific kind of emotional response: he got matched into Angels of Death.
Sometimes the best battle reports start before the first dice roll — with someone asking in chat whether anybody has the rules handy.
A funny, slightly painful, and very hobby-real discussion kicked off in our chat this week: what do people actually mean when they say “tabletop standard” painting?
We love it when a battle report lands in our chat as a complete stream-of-consciousness brain dump, because somehow those are often the most fun to turn into an actual post. And this one absolutely deserved it.
We had one of those very familiar hobby chats recently: half list-building, half system confusion, and half mild panic before the next game. Yes, that is three halves, but honestly that feels about right when we are juggling too many...
Sometimes army-building starts with careful planning, spreadsheets, and a long-term collecting strategy.
Yesterday end3r went to a Kill Team tournament at Xjoy, with a very realistic goal: learn something, survive three games, and ideally squeeze out one win. And honestly? Mission accomplished.
We had one of those very relatable hobby chats recently: not about painting backlog, not about list building, but about something even more fundamental — why some game systems just feel easier to absorb than others, even when on paper...
Sometimes a format lands at exactly the right moment in a hobby journey. That was very much the case for us with King of the Colosseum.
We had one of those very Warhammer days where a post-game rules check turned into a full hobby conversation: part battle autopsy, part design debate, part league celebration. And honestly, that’s exactly the kind of thing we love most —...
We started out trying to do the classic hobby-group thing: schedule some games for next week. As usual, it quickly turned into a tactical exercise involving league pairings, store bookings, evening availability, childcare logistics, and the ever-valuable reserve of wifecoins....
A solid event result and a rough surprise on game one
Sometimes our hobby chat turns into three different events at once, and honestly, we love when that happens.
We recently had one of those very relatable hobby chats: first we were trying to schedule a game, then suddenly we were deep into a discussion about how to set up a Necromunda table so it’s actually fun to play....
Too Many Campaigns, Too Little Time
We had one of those very Wiatry Magii evenings where two completely different hobby energies collided in the same chat.
Wilini managed to push the peasant mob a bit further before heading off for duty, and honestly, they are already looking full of character even before the final skin wash stage. At this point the flesh still felt a bit...